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Severe storms 2015 general chatter


Ian

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  1. 1. When will DCA report its first spring thunder?

  2. 2. How many days with severe weather watches in the subforum in 2015?



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The models referenced in the precip discussion I just posted don't have those 4+ totals for DC proper. Mainly areas NE of the metro area into NEMD and SEPA. Nasty maximums showing up there. Tho could be anywhere given unpredictable nature of convection. 

Area that Eskimo mentioned with moisture convergence looks good for lotsa rain. 

Yea, you can see early on this isn't going to be a lot of rain for anyone south and west of I-70.  Updrafts can't sustain themselves and are just gusting out after about 20 - 30 minutes.

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Yea, you can see early on this isn't going to be a lot of rain for anyone south and west of I-70.  Updrafts can't sustain themselves and are just gusting out after about 20 - 30 minutes.

Tho it is quite early and doesn't take long being under 1-2 inch an hour rates to really pile up some totals. Probably 1-3 is a much better call for an areawide guess. Anything 4+ should be up in that area you suggested. 

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Obviously impossible to pin down where the maximum totals are going to be today, but the 15Z HRRR has a 4-6 lolli near Annapolis. With a much larger area of 3-4" totals for the southern half (south of Rt 50) of AA Co.Yeah, that wouldn't be good. 

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:huh:  Wasted potential for severe?  Wait another hour or so

 

ETA: RNK has been issuing warnings

I was zoomed in pretty far all day on GR radar. Just zoomed out and seeing a lot of training to out SW. Let's see how next few hours evolves. Heavy rain main threat tho - a lot of the outflow around here could be cutting down on instability. 

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BULLETIN - IMMEDIATE BROADCAST REQUESTED  

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING  

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BALTIMORE MD/WASHINGTON DC  

259 PM EDT MON JUN 1 2015  

 

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN STERLING VIRGINIA HAS ISSUED A  

 

* SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR...  

SOUTHEASTERN ST. MARYS COUNTY IN SOUTHERN MARYLAND...  

 

* UNTIL 345 PM EDT  

 

* AT 259 PM EDT...DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM  

CAPABLE OF PRODUCING QUARTER SIZE HAIL AND DAMAGING WINDS IN EXCESS  

OF 60 MPH. THIS STORM WAS LOCATED OVER WHITE POINT BEACH...AND  

MOVING EAST AT 20 MPH.  

 

* LOCATIONS IMPACTED INCLUDE...  

SAINT INIGOES CREEK...LEXINGTON PARK...SAINT GEORGE ISLAND...SAINT  

MARYS CITY...SAINT MARYS RIVER...PATUXENT RIVER NAVAL AIR  

STATION...PARK HALL...VALLEY LEE...DAMERON...REDGATE...SAINT  

INIGOES...RIDGE...SCOTLAND...CALLAWAY...DRAYDEN...GREAT MILLS AND  

POINT LOOKOUT.  

 

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:huh: Wasted potential for severe? Wait another hour or so

ETA: RNK has been issuing warnings

Overperformer here. Was under a warning for 70mph winds earlier. The rain was the big story though -- Some creeks are already nearing their max from just one storm.

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I was zoomed in pretty far all day on GR radar. Just zoomed out and seeing a lot of training to out SW. Let's see how next few hours evolves. Heavy rain main threat tho - a lot of the outflow around here could be cutting down on instability. 

 

And I was right ;)

 

Anybody get good hail out of this warning that just expired?

 

BULLETIN - IMMEDIATE BROADCAST REQUESTED  

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING  

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BALTIMORE MD/WASHINGTON DC  

628 PM EDT MON JUN 1 2015  

 

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN STERLING VIRGINIA HAS ISSUED A  

 

* SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR...  

THE SOUTHEASTERN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA...  

CENTRAL PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY IN CENTRAL MARYLAND...  

SOUTHEASTERN FAIRFAX COUNTY IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA...  

THE EASTERN CITY OF ALEXANDRIA IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA...  

SOUTHEASTERN ARLINGTON COUNTY IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA...  

 

* UNTIL 700 PM EDT  

 

* AT 628 PM EDT...DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM  

CAPABLE OF PRODUCING LARGE HAIL UP TO PING PONG BALL SIZE AND  

DAMAGING WINDS IN EXCESS OF 60 MPH. THIS STORM WAS LOCATED OVER  

NATIONAL HARBOR...AND MOVING NORTHEAST AT 20 MPH.  

 

* LOCATIONS IMPACTED INCLUDE...  

BLADENSBURG...FORESTVILLE...ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE...GALLAUDET  

UNIVERSITY...NATIONALS PARK...CRYSTAL CITY...HUNTINGTON...  

CLINTON...CORAL HILLS...RFK STADIUM...GROVETON...HYATTSVILLE...  

RIVERDALE PARK...CHEVERLY...SEAT PLEASANT...CAMP SPRINGS...TEMPLE  

HILLS...OXON HILL...ANACOSTIA AND WALKER MILL.  

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I think I see what could be the beginning of a long evening. Did you just see the new storms/downpours go up near the DC/MD/VA meeting point? Trainingggg

Looks like a quick hitter north of I-70...Baltimore might get that 4" - 6" WPC mentioned earlier today.  Probably really localized though.

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Doesn't look like a quick hitter and there's more to come. you seem to downplay everything.

 

It just exploded south of Rt. 50 in Maryland around 9:00-9:30. That line moving over the Potomac bloomed out and it has been pouring since about 10:00 over here. 

 

I'm actually concerned by those heavier returns south of the District right now. If that holds together through our area, I may lose sight of the grass. 

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Perhaps some severe on Monday, with weak-moderate instability and 30+ kt bulk shear per the 12z GFS? 

 

 

 

Latest SPC Day 4-8 Outlook hints at possible severe weather early next week (perhaps Monday):

 

 

 

DAY 4-8 CONVECTIVE OUTLOOK
NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK
0359 AM CDT FRI JUN 05 2015

VALID 081200Z - 131200Z

...DISCUSSION...
WITH THE WESTERN STATES UPPER TROUGH HAVING WEAKENED...THE
UPPER-LEVEL PATTERN DURING THE EARLY/MIDDLE PART OF NEXT WEEK WILL
GENERALLY BE CHARACTERIZED BY AN UPPER TROUGH OVER EASTERN CANADA
AND THE GREAT LAKES/NORTHEAST STATES...WHILE AN UPPER RIDGE WILL BE
PROMINENT OVER THE SOUTHERN PLAINS/ROCKIES. ALTHOUGH UNCERTAIN
MESOSCALE FACTORS /SUCH AS PRIOR MCS DEVELOPMENT/ PRECLUDE GRAPHICAL
DEPICTIONS OF ORGANIZED SEVERE RISK AREAS...SLIGHT-RISK-CALIBER
SEVERE POTENTIAL IS PLAUSIBLE EARLY NEXT WEEK.


FOR DAY 4/MONDAY...AS THE GREAT LAKES UPPER TROUGH AMPLIFIES AND A
COLD FRONT SPREADS EAST/SOUTHEASTWARD...THE MAIN STRONG/SEVERE
THUNDERSTORM POTENTIAL SHOULD EXIST ACROSS PORTIONS OF THE OH
VALLEY/TN VALLEY TO THE CENTRAL APPALACHIANS/NORTHEAST STATES
...WITH
OTHER AT LEAST ISOLATED STRONG/SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS POSSIBLE ACROSS
THE SOUTHERN HIGH PLAINS. INTO DAY 5/TUESDAY...THE FRONT SHOULD
CONTINUE TO SETTLE SOUTHWARD ACROSS THE EAST-CENTRAL CONUS...WITH
SOME PULSE-TYPE STRONG STORMS POSSIBLE ACROSS THE MID-SOUTH/SOUTHERN
APPALACHIANS TO CAROLINAS VICINITY.

 

 

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